Setting dosage amount on V2 pen
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What does COA stand for?
@charlescoyle Certificate of Analysis
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Whew! Thanks for all the replies. I've been reading and watching. This is definitely a learning experience for me which is ok. I need/want to understand it. Also, I made a mistake about the vial size as it is 3ml and not 30mg. I got the vial (glass cartridge, that's the same thing, right?) from this website. I really learn from the tutorials and I'm glad they are back. Thanks again and sorry if for the dumb questions.
@charlescoyle we have all been there. There are no dumb questions. Go to @randy university get your degree and ask away that’s what this community is about. Where did you buy the peptide? Can you post a photo? We can take a look for you and make sure it’s decent vendor and the COA checks out and then give you more guidance.
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@charlescoyle Sorry, I don't want to enter all my information to see the COA. Can you post a screenshot? So that's a 12mg vial without seeing the COA. Just want to make sure they have one, and it's not fake. I have not heard of this company; maybe someone else can chime in who has access.
So here is the breakdown:
-This is the calculation from the calculator on this site I shared with you.
-Use 2 ML of BAC water and make sure the powder dissolves, then transfer to your 3ml pen vial. Watch the videos on that.
- For every 1MG dose, set the pen to 17.
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I got this image from their website.
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@stevepep Sorry, but they didn't send a COA. I take it that's not a good thing? This is first reta that I've bought.
@charlescoyle That looks fine to me. Make sure you use the tested weight when you reconstitute instead of the 12 mg on the label.
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I got this image from their website.
@charlescoyle Looks good, and I verified it on Freedom's website. So for this, we are going to use the MG from the test at 13.8.
Use the calculator, and it will show:
-Use 2 mL BAC Water like in my post above
- For each 1MG dose, set your pen to 15. The actual dose is 14.5, but I round up; you can round down if you like as well.
In the future, look for the COA when you purchase and verify by going to the lab's website. @randy has a great video on this.
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What these guys said. Your research is really important, so please educate yourself on the dosage math. You don’t want your lab test rat to have any adverse effects. Of course, all above calculations are for lab research purposes only, not in any way medical advice.
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Thanks for all the replies. And I'm educating myself reading as much as I can find. If anyone has any useful information that I could read about this research it would be greatly appreciated. I
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Thanks for all the replies. And I'm educating myself reading as much as I can find. If anyone has any useful information that I could read about this research it would be greatly appreciated. I
@charlescoyle certainly click on the community link and look at the blogs and tutorial videos. This forum is the best place to learn. If you have a certain peptide you want info on use the search feature and you will find protocols and discussion that will be helpful
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@charlescoyle I'm hopeful it is clear, but If not, keep in mind that nobody is chastising you here. Everyone just wants you to be safe. Education is safety.
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